History Manga / NoLongerAllowedInAnotherWorld

* AccidentalMisnaming: Well... not so much "accidental" as "just not interested". Initially, Sensei doesn't give Tama the chance to tell him her name, instead calling her Tama, a common Japanese cat name. Even once he does discover her original name, it doesn't matter to him, and he continues to call her Tama.

* TheAtoner: The Cowardly Man was usually ignored and alone most of his life, not made easier since he had to use a wheelchair. When he makes a friend who defends him from bullies, he panics in a situation where he could have returned the favor, this being when he is summoned as an otherworlder. Feeling immense guilt for this, he anonymously donates food to an orphanage uses his "[[SuperpoweredEvilSide Werewolf]]" gift to deter bandits and monsters that would do them harm. [[spoiler:Sensei returns him to the moment when he was summoned, with implications that he and his friend will make-up and be just fine.]]

* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Bishop Elton presents himself as a GoodSheperd, but it's revealed that he's been organizing the kidnapping of child otherworlders and subjecting them to hellish conditions to mold them into his own personal superpowered army.]]

* GoodAllAlong: Everyone in Toneriko village sees the witch Esche as a CategoryTraitor for siding with the otherworlds who set up Toneriko Casino, when really she only worked for them in exchange for leaving the villagers alone.

* ThePoorlyChosenOne: All [[TheChosenMany Otherworlders]] were people from the modern world who were unhappy with their lives, only for the [[RunningOverThePlot Isekai Jackpot Truck]] to transport them to a RPGMechanicsVerse with [[NewLifeInAnotherWorldBonus a special skill or ability]]. Deconstructing the "[[FromZeroToHero Zero to Hero]]" aspects typical of an Isekai protagonist, being granted a second chance at a new life with fancy new powers doesn't make them any less of a loser than they were in their old lives, resulting in manchildren and womanchildren [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks using their powers and position to live out power fantasies]]. Even the more benevolent examples (Sensei, Yamada and the Cowardly Man in crutches) show concerning habits and instability that aren't made much better by their divine gifts. Wolf goes on to surmise that for as miserable as they were in their old lives, [[TheParagonAlwaysRebels the pressure of being yanked from their world and suddenly being expected to save Zauberberg took its toll on their mental health]], making them more {{tragic|Villain}} than truly despicable.

* FallenHero: Kaoru was originally [[UnSorcerer an otherworlder without a divine gift]], but under Elton's tutelage, became Blau Kingdom's most talented knight. [[spoiler:After Elton, in a fit of jealousy when he replaced him as the Queen's personal guard, sent him on an UriahGambit, Kaoru survives the event and go on to become the Fallen Angel of Vanity.]]

* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: All of the otherworlders, Sensei included, for ThePoorlyChosenOne. While the narrative initially presents the vast majority of them as turncoats who immediately tried their hand at conquering the world once the Demon Lord was dead and they realized nobody could stop them and the rest as distorted stunted individuals, Sensei's "Storyteller" ability tells a very different tale. All of the otherworlders summoned were people that exceptionally miserable lives on Earth, with all the emotional baggage and turmoil that entails. And while the church tries to tell their chosen heroes to be happy to receive this second chance at life, their new lives often turn out to be far worse off due to the added weight of being forcibly tasked with saving the world. Whether they're recruited to be ChildSoldiers for countries that treat them as disposable human weapons, forced to fend for themselves in the wilderness fighting monsters, or helplessly trying to navigate through a fantasy world filled with people who despise and want them dead around every corner, the majority of them [[FreudianExcuse go insane]] and [[ThenLetMeBeEvil abuse their cheat-like skills to obtain the happiness they were promised in their own twisted way]]. Ultimately, despite the harm many of them have caused with their immense power, they're still ordinary people being forced to totally abandon lives that while miserable were still their own. Notably, when Sensei uses his skill to banish the otherworlders back to their original world, it's depicted as an incredibly merciful act that allows them a true second chance at turning their lives around.

The newest hero brought to their world is a man who goes by Osamu Dazai, or Sensei. He's an author by trade, his stats are below the bare minimum, he has no special skills or magic and all he wants to do is kill himself. In fact, his only goal in life is to die a beautiful death with his lover, wherever she may be now.

''No Longer Allowed in Another World'' (''異世界失格 Isekai Shikkaku'') is a BlackComedy-[[TrappedInAnotherWorld Isekai]] Fantasy Manga written by Hiroshi Noda and illustrated by Takahiro Wakamatsu. It's published by Shōgakkan and licensed in English by Creator/SevenSeasEntertainment.

On July 11, 2022, an anime adaptation of the manga was announced and is set to premier in 2024.

* AngelUnaware: It's after Toneriko village drives away Esche for allegedly helping the casino's otherworlders exploit their town [[spoiler:does she reveal herself to Sensei as the spirit of the WorldTree, making Sensei's nickname for her -- "goddess" -- equal parts accurate and ironic]].
* AntiHero: Sensei is a suicidal weirdo who found himself summoned in a StandardFantasySetting, his only goal in life being to find his lover so that they could attempt their SuicidePact again. That said, he won't let innocent people die with him if he could help it, his lack of a verbal filter is often mistaken for BrutalHonesty and his weird luck makes him come across as someone who's blasé attitude toward danger comes across as confidence. Annette decides to leave her post at her chapel and become his traveling companion both to protect him (since his stats are garbage and he has no self-preservation) and because he isn't like any other otherworlder she's ever met.

* CannibalismSuperpower: Kashiwahara's skill "Eat of Be Eaten" gives him the ability to replicate the strength and abilities of ant enemy he eats, using King Siberian's own martial arts skills on Tama after having eaten his arm.

* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: All of the otherworlders, Sensei included, for ThePoorlyChosenOne. While the narrative initially presents the vast majority of them as turncoats who immediately tried their hand at conquering the world once the Demon Lord was dead and they realized nobody could stop them and the rest as distorted stunted individuals, Sensei's "Storyteller" ability tells a very different tale. All of the otherworlders summoned were people that exceptionally miserable lives on Earth, with all the emotional baggage and turmoil that entails. And while the church tries to tell their chosen heroes to be happy to receive this second chance at life, their new lives often turn out to be far worse off due to the added weight of being forcibly tasked with saving the world. Whether they're recruited to be ChildSoldiers for countries that treats them as disposable human weapons, forced to fend for themselves in the wilderness fighting monsters, or helplessly trying to navigate through a fantasy world filled with people who despise and want them dead around every corner, the majority of them [[FreudianExcuse go insane]] and [[ThenLetMeBeEvil abuse their cheat-like skills to obtain the happiness they were promised in their own twisted way]]. Ultimately, despite the harm many of them have caused with their immense power, they're still ordinary people being forced to totally abandon lives that while miserable were still their own. Notably, when Sensei uses his skill to banish the otherworlders back to their original world, it's depicted as an incredibly merciful act that allows them a true second chance at turning their lives around.

* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Bishop Elton presents himself as a GoodSheperd, but it's revealed that he's been organizing the kidnapping of child otherworlder and subjecting them to hellish conditions to mold them into his own personal superpowered army.]]

* FallenHero: Kaoru was originally [[UnSorcerer an otherworlder without a divine gift]], but under Elton's tutelage, became Blau Kingdom's most talented knight. After Elton, in a fit of jealousy when he replaced him as the Queen's personal guard, sends him on an UriahGambit, Kaoru would survive the event and go on to become the Fallen Angel of Vanity.

** Kashiwahara was originally a LonelyRichKid that became violently abusive to those around him (a maid and a himeless man just being two examples) in his attempts at filling the void, his wealthy parents shielding him from any consequences. When he came to Zauberberg, that void manifested in his Gluttony-themed divine gifts.
** Yuriko spent most of her life taking care of her ailing younger sister andfelt resentment that she couldn't have a life outside of that. When she was summoned, she dedicated herself into being Bishop Wolf's apprentice until her sister appeared as another otherworlder. Feeling betrayed, her divine gift "Cruel Avarice" blossomed and she tried to kill her.

* LaserGuidedKarma: When the elder of Toneriko village decides to resume the casino's business and sell World Tree leaves as a drug does the World Tree die instantly, [[spoiler:having [[AngelUnaware unwittingly driven off its guardian spirit]] when they assume she was a witch who sided with the otherworlders]].

* MetaPower: Sensei's "Storytelling" ability, which several characters have noted appears to be made specifically to fight otherworlders. It normally can't even be seen on [[StatOVision Sensei's status screen]], but automatically activates in the presence of otherworlders Sensei has taken an interest in. Even then, the ability to write down someone's backstory doesn't look impressive until it's shown to be a requirement to performing a magic ritual that banishes an otherworlder back to their original world without fail. [[spoiler:The same power can be used on the natives to [[SuperEmpowering power them up]] by reviewing their full history and revealing their HiddenDepths.]]

* NonActionGuy: Unlike most otherworlders, Sensei possesses no fighting skills or combat-applicable divine gifts, not to mention lacking any inate survival instincts. Instead, his party does all the fighting while Sensei observes and delegates. The closest he ever gets to fighting is when he [[TooSpicyForYogSothoth poisons any monster that tries to kill him]].

* ThePoorlyChosenOne: All [[TheChosenMany Otherworlders]] were people from the modern world who were unhappy with their lives, only for the [[RunningOverThePlot Isekai Jackpot Truck]] to transport them to a RPGMechanicsVerse with [[NewLifeInAnotherWorldBonus a special skill or ability]]. Deconstructing the "[[FromZeroToHero Zero to Hero]]" aspects typical of an Isekai protagonist, being granted a second chance at a new life with fancy new powers doesn't make them any less of a loser than they were in their old lives, resulting in manchildren [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks using their powers and position to live out power fantasies]]. Even the more benevolent examples (Sensei, Yamada and the Cowardly Man in crutches) show concerning habits and instability that aren't made much better by their divine gifts. Wolf goes on to surmise that for as miserable as they were in their old lives, [[TheParagonAlwaysRebels the pressure of being yanked from their world and suddenly being expected to save theirs took its toll on their mental health]], making them more {{tragic|Villain}} than truly despicable.
* RunningOverThePlot: {{Parodied|Trope}}. Every Otherworlders was brought to their world by what's called the Isekai Jackpot Truck, a vehicle that's the product of a summoning ritual called the Isekai Transport Service.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: In RealLife, Osamu Dazai and his lover Tomie Yamazaki committed suicide by throwing themselves in Tamagawa Canal (having been full from rain) and discovered six days later in 1948. Here, they were both brought to an RPGMechanicsVerse by a car (ItMakesSenseInContext) right before their suicide.
* StayInTheKitchen: King Siberian believes that his son should toughen up so that he could become king of Grün while his daughter -- who is far more athletic and willing to learn martial arts -- should act more like a princess. This behavior became even more strict and his son and wife died in a tragedy.
* SuicideAsComedy: Sensei's suicidal tendencies are always PlayedForLaughs, whether it's him ingesting the nearest poison he can get his hands on, to spending all his time lying back in a coffin while his companions drag it behind them.

* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: Part of Sensei's "Storyteller" ability is how he acknowledges that otherworlders his power affects aren't the straight-up villains or losers they are initially made-out to be, but rather broken people that can be mended (the Cowardly Man is more brave than he thinks, that Yuriko isn't greedy, but wants to be acknowledged, etc) before tearing up the rough-draft, sending them back to live their old lives with renewed hope in their futures.

* {{Homage}}: The title is a pastiche of the real-life Dazai's most famouse novel, ''Literature/NoLongerHuman''.

* {{Homage}}: The title is a pastiche of the real-life Dazai's most famouse novel, ''Literatrue/NoLongerHuman''.

* AntiHero: Sensei is a suicidal weirdo who found himself summoned in a StandardFantasySetting, his only goal in life being to find his lover so that they could attempt their SuicidePact again. That said, he won't let innocent people die with him if he could help it, his lack of a verbal filter is often mistaken for BrutalHonesty and his weird luck makes him come across as someone who's blase attitude toward danger comes across as confidence. Annette decides to leave her post at her chapel and become his traveling companion both to protect him (since his stats are garbage and he has no self-preservation) and because he isn't like any other otherworlder she's ever met.

* ThePoorlyChosenOne: All [[TheChosenMany Otherworlders]] were people from the modern world who were unhappy with their lives, only for the [[RunningOverThePlot Isekai Jackpot Truck]] to transport them to a RPGMechanicsVerse with [[NewLifeInAnotherWorldBonus a special skill or ability]]. Deconstructing the "[[FromZeroToHero Zero to Hero]]" aspects typical of an Isekai protagonist, being granted a second chance at a new life with fancy new powers doesn't make them any less of a loser than they were in their old lives, resulting in manchildren [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks using their powers and position to live out power fantasies]].
--> '''Ysha:''' The gifts they were granted by the Heavens to fight against the Dark Lord? They go around calling them "Cheat Skills" or whatever, and [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks abuse them for personal gain]]. They're all scum.

* TooSpicyForYogSothoth: While Sensei lacks any skills of his own, his perpetually poisoned state ironically saves him whenever a monster tries to eat him, killing both a Death Tree and a Great Wolf instantly.

* GoodAllAlong: Everyone in Toneriko village sees te witch Esche as a CategoryTraitor for siding with the otherworlds who set up Toneriko Casino, when really she only worked for them in exchange for leaving the villagers alone.
* KnightTemplar: Yamada is an otherworlder who embodies the more traditional take on what a "hero" is; classically handsome KnightInShiningArmor who wields his blade to cut down corruption wherever he sees it in the name of justice. Sensei, being the type who recognizes the nuances of others, thinks he's nothing more than a moralizing blowhard. That's not to say that he's a bad guy, recognizing that his rallying unwittingly led to an innocent woman (Esche) to be villainized for her attempts at protecting the village.

* PersonalityPowers: Zuk is a tyrant that preys on the helpless and desires nothing more than to lord over everyone else, so it should come as no surprise that his special gift "Obedience" grants him the ability to MindControl people merely by petting them. [[BadPowersBadPeople The more good and innocent they are, the more susceptible they are to his power.]]

* AdmiringTheAbomination: After seeing Zuk's rampage, Sensei becomes fascinated by his [[FaceHeelTurn fall from grace]] and voices his intentions of writing a novel about him, even as an unamused Zuk tries feeding him to his wolves.

* ThePoorlyChosenOne: All [[TheChosenMany Otherworlders]] were people from the modern world who were unhappy with their lives, only for the [[RunningOverThePlot Isekai Jackpot Truck]] to transport them to a RPGMechanicsVerse with [[NewLifeInAnotherWorldBonus a special skill or ability]]. Deconstructing the "[[FromZeroToHero Zero to Hero]]" aspects typical of an Isekai protagonist, being granted a second chance at a new life with fancy new powers doesn't make them any less of a loser than they were in their old lives, resulting in children [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks using their powers and position to live out power fantasies]].

In the magical world of Zauberberg, the Cleric Annette is duty bound to magically summon a hero from an otherworld to protect mankind from the destructive influence of the Dark Lord, just as she has done many times before. All previous adventurers she had summoned were proven to be selfish and inept, but one more can't hurt, right?

The newest hero brought to their world is a man who goes by Osamu Dazai, or Sensei. He's an author by trade, his stats are below the bare minimum, he has no special skills or magic and all he wants to do is die. In fact, his only goal in life is to die a beautiful death with his lover, wherever she may be now.